Sentence examples for recent asset from inspiring English sources
The Kazakh miner, under pressure recently after recent asset write-downs, has dropped 13.7p to 221.8p as Credit Suisse cut its target price from 400p to 380p.
The Kazakh miner, under pressure recently after recent asset write-downs, also saw analysts at Credit Suisse cut their target price from 400p to 380p.
To what extent has this influenced recent asset allocation decisions?
But in deciding how to use the proceeds from recent asset sales, he said "the case to beat is share repurchase".
Fiat said that while recent asset sales, the capital increase and cost cuts would provide enough cash to finance the plan, a sale of new bonds would be considered if the terms were favorable.
Friday signaled the closing of the A.I.G. recapitalization plan, in which the insurer drew on proceeds from recent asset sales and Treasury funds to pay off its debts to the New York Fed.
The BoJ's Mr Nishimura ventures that the downward pressure on prices may be exacerbated by ageing in countries like Russia and China, whose entry into the global economy helped fuel the world's recent asset-price boom.Grey marketIf ageing does exacerbate the costs of a balance-sheet recession, what can policymakers do about it?
Alliance will reduce fees on its funds by an average of 20percentt over the next five years, saving investors an estimated $350 million, based on its recent assets.
As for the recent asset-based economic reflation, be under no illusion that these measures 'solve' the problem.
An analysis by Putnam Lovell NBF, an investment bank and research firm, found that when the overall market rebounded in some recent recoveries, asset managers tended to outperform for several years.
Yves Smith writes:Readers no doubt recall that the Fed announced the creation of the Term Asset-Backed Securities Loan Facility, which will lend as much as $200 billion against new or recent vintage asset backed securities collateralized by "student loans, auto loans, credit card loans, and loans guaranteed by the Small Business Administration".
